To proceed with the impeachment, a majority vote from the Texas House of Representatives is required. The legislature typically consists of 150 members, but it is currently one member short due to a resignation ahead of anticipated expulsion proceedings. With Republicans currently holding a majority of 85-64 in the chamber, they hold the decision-making power in the impeachment process. The anticipated outcome of the vote is currently uncertain, and it remains unclear how the representatives will vote, Trending Politics reported. However, since the possibility of impeachment arose, there has been an increase in statewide support for Paxton. Texas Republican Party Chairman Matt Rinaldi has denounced the impending impeachment as a "sham" and expressed confidence that the effort will be blocked in the Senate, the site added. “It is based on allegations already litigated by voters, led by a liberal speaker trying to undermine his conservative adversaries,” Rinaldi said. “It seems Texas Republicans will have to rely yet again on the principled leadership of the Texas Senate to restore sanity and reason for our state,” he added. Paxton was first elected to his position in 2014. Prior to his election as Attorney General, he served as a member of the Texas House of Representatives and the Texas Senate. Paxton has been a vocal advocate for conservative policies and causes throughout his political career. The AG has been involved in a number of high-profile legal battles. He has been a strong opponent of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, and has filed multiple lawsuits seeking to have the law declared unconstitutional. He has also been a vocal supporter of Second Amendment rights and has worked to defend Texas' gun laws from legal challenges. In 2015, he was indicted on securities fraud charges, which he has vigorously denied and fought in court. The case has yet to go to trial, and it remains to be seen how it will ultimately be resolved. But he has been a vocal opponent of the Biden administration's policies, particularly its immigration policies, and he has continued to advocate for conservative causes and values. Yet it seems his biggest political opponents in the Lone Star State are not Democrats, but RINOs. Sources include: TrendingPolitics.com CBSDallas.comThe Texas House just announced that they are going to vote on a resolution to impeach Attorney General Ken Paxton tomorrow at 1 pm.
This comes less than a week after Paxton called on Speaker Dade Phelan to resign for being drunk on the House floor in between appointing Democrats… pic.twitter.com/gA7gPyDAdN — Greg Price (@greg_price11) May 26, 2023
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